Listed below are some of our favorite aquaponics books we believe you’ll enjoy!

Aquaponics for Profit is an aquaponics book for those who want to get into monetizing their hobby or getting into aquaponics commercially. Written by PE David Dudley, a professional aquaponics consultant who has helped individuals, schools, institutions, and more develop their own aquaponics systems for educational and commercial purposes, this book has all the tools and know-how needed to get into the aquaponics business.

The Aquaponic Farmer is a rather unique aquaponics book that offers in depth information on running a commercial aquaponics system, but with the unique aspect that they explain how to do so with cold water fish and for colder climate aquaponics farming. Written by authors Adrian Southern and Whelm King, this book offers readers great insight into growing food in the cooler climates of North America or Europe. A must read for anyone planning to do aquaponics in these types of areas.

Aquaponic Gardening: A Step-by-Step Guide to Raising Vegetables and Fish Together is an excellent book for anyone new to aquaponics and looking for a book that explains how to get started doing aquaponics at home. Written by author Sylvia Bernstein, this book is the definitive guide to at-home aquaponics. It goes into detail on how to pick and plan your system’s location, what you will grow and raise, and how to put it all together!

Aquaponics for Beginners: How to Build your own Aquaponic Garden that will Grow Organic Vegetables is a great beginner aquaponics book. Written by Nick Brooke, this book offers an abundance of information on getting started in aquaponics with an overview of many topics including different aquaponics systems, the nitrogen cycle, advanced techniques, system designs, and more!

Aquaponics Food Production Systems: Combined Aquaculture and Hydroponic Production Technologies for the Future is a very technical book on the subject of aquaponics. This book is a compendium of knowledge on aquaponics, aquaculture, hydroponics, socio-economic and environmental aspects, and everything in-between; written by experts from all over the world. If you’re interested on getting a global perspective on aquaponics, this may be the book for you!